WELCOME TO OUR 2024.25 SEASON
In our 40th anniversary season, Crow’s Theatre soared to new heights, doubling our audience to over 75,000 attendees—a testament to Toronto’s enduring love affair with live theatre. This wave of enthusiasm swept through our season of sold-out productions, culminating in the extraordinary 16-week triumph of Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812.
Buoyed by last season’s success, Crow’s will be spreading its wings across the city in 24.25, producing a full season of nine shows at our home in the East End at Streetcar Crowsnest and reviving some of our most cherished productions in partnership with Soulpepper Theatre, The Musical Stage Company, and Mirvish Productions. We’ll also embark on a thrilling coproduction of the Canadian premiere of the Pulitzer Prize– and Tony Award–winning musical A Strange Loop.
Whether you are joining us at our home at Streetcar Crowsnest or one of our partner venues, next season promises something for everyone, with an electric mix of musical theatre, comedy, improv, and premieres of cutting-edge contemporary work. We extend a heartfelt invitation to you to join us as we delve into stories as multifaceted as the city itself. Spend a season with us and witness the breadth of vision of our artists, share their aspirations and passions, and be in the room where dreams are forged, convictions are tested, and our shared humanity is celebrated.
Chris Abraham Artistic Director Sherrie Johnson Executive Director
ROSMERSHOLM
Ibsen
Written by Henrik
| A New Adaptation by Duncan Macmillan
Directed by Chris Abraham
THE BIDDING WAR
Written by Michael Ross Albert
by Paolo Santalucia
Directed
A Crow’s Theatre Production | A Crow’s Theatre Commission
THE BIDDING WAR
Written by Michael Ross Albert | Directed by Paolo Santalucia
World Premiere
November 12 to December 15, 2024
Guloien Theatre at Streetcar Crowsnest
The city’s last affordable house is for sale. Heads roll and shrimp tails fly when a frantic, 12-hour bidding war erupts during what was supposed to be a routine open house. Agents turn on buyers, buyers turn on agents, and everything spirals into an uproarious dark comedy of desperation and anxiety.
This season’s largest cast brings everyday homebuyers to life as they grapple with extraordinary circumstances, skyrocketing housing costs, gentrification, and sabotage.
The Bidding War features a knock-out ensemble cast including Aurora Browne, Sergio Di Zio, Izad Etemadi, Peter Fernandes, Veronica Hortiguela, George Krissa, Amy Matysio, Gregory Prest, Fiona Reid, and Steven Sutcliffe.
Michael Ross Albert (The Huns, Tough Jews) is a Toronto-based playwright, screenwriter, independent producer, educator, and dramaturg. Paolo Santalucia (The Wrong Bashir, Prodigal, Orphans for the Czar, Casimir and Caroline) is a Dora Award–winning theatre artist and the Associate Artistic Director of Crow’s Theatre.
SUPPORTING SPONSOR
Gerald Lunz & Rick Mercer
“Michael Ross Albert is one of Toronto’s most exciting playwrights.”
Toronto Star
“Paolo Santalucia is a ‘wake up and pay attention’ director.”
The Globe and Mail
Photo of Peter Fernandes, Veronica Hortiguela, Aurora Browne, Gregory Prest, George Krissa, and Fiona Reid by Dahlia Katz.
The Slaight Family Creation Residency
Performed
Created by Matt Baram , Naomi Snieckus, and Kat Sandler
Written and
by Matt Baram and Naomi Snieckus
Directed by Kat Sandler
A Baram and Snieckus Production in Association with Crow’s Theatre
BIG STUFF
Created by Matt Baram, Naomi Snieckus, and Kat Sandler
Written and Performed by Matt Baram and Naomi Snieckus | Directed by Kat Sandler
World Premiere
November 12 to December 8, 2024
Studio Theatre at Streetcar Crowsnest
Celebrated comedy team Matt Baram (The Umbrella Academy, Painkiller) and Naomi Snieckus (Pretty Hard Cases, Mr. D, The Social) invite you to participate in the unpacking of some big stuff.
Channeling their distinct brand of storytelling and improvisation (cultivated at The Second City and tested vigorously through their real-life marriage), Matt and Naomi explore all the stuff that gets left behind when we lose someone. Not just the stuff piled up in our basements but the stuff that lives on rent free in our hearts.
Big Stuff explores the conflicting values of keepsakes, gun store lineups, and pitching TV show ideas to border guards in a touching, but mostly hilarious, two-hander.
Matt Baram and Naomi Snieckus are awardwinning improvisors, actors, writers, and alumni of the legendary Second City. Kat Sandler is an award-winning playwright, screenwriter, and director, and the founding Artistic Director of Theatre Brouhaha.
“Baram and Snieckus are as much fun as you can have without taking your clothes off.”
Toronto Star
“[Kat Sandler is] Bold and irreverent.”
Toronto Star
Photo of Matt Baram and Naomi Snieckus by David Leyes.
The Slaight Family Creation Residency
THE MASTER PLAN
Written by Michael Healey | Directed by Chris Abraham
Based on the book Sideways: The City Google Couldn’t Buy by Josh O’Kane
Crow’s Theatre and Soulpepper Theatre Present | A Crow’s Theatre Commission
THE MASTER PLAN
Written by Michael Healey | Directed by Chris Abraham
Based on the book Sideways: The City Google Couldn’t Buy by Josh O’Kane
Crow’s 2023 Hit Show Returns
November 24 to December 29, 2024
The Michael Young Theatre at the Young Centre for the Performing Arts
A biting satire about the stunning failure to build a smart city in Toronto. Adapted from award-winning writer and The Globe and Mail journalist Josh O’Kane’s best-selling book Sideways: The City Google Couldn’t Buy, the play takes us behind closed doors and reveals the corporate drama, epic personalities, and iconic Canadian figures involved in the messy affair between Sidewalk Labs and Waterfront Toronto.
In 2017, when the public agency Waterfront Toronto decided to put up a parcel of land for development, Sidewalk Labs, a subsidiary of Google’s Alphabet Inc., swept in with a proposal to create the city of the future. But the project quickly fell apart from uneasy partnerships, rigid local politics, and an overwhelmingly negative public response. The Master Plan exposes the hubris of big tech, the feebleness of government, and the dangers of public consultation with sharp wit and insightful commentary.
The cast includes Christopher Allen (Orphans for the Czar), Ben Carlson (Stratford, Shaw), Philippa Domville (Time After Time, If We Were Birds), and Mike Shara (Stratford, Shaw).
SUPPORTING SPONSOR
CRITICS’ PICK
The Globe and Mail
“The play every Torontonian has to see.”
Toronto Star
“Crow’s Theatre at its best... an astounding piece of theatre. Go.”
Intermission Magazine
Photo of Mike Shara and Philippa Domville by Dahlia Katz.
Written by Liz Appel | Directed by Chris Abraham
A Crow’s Theatre Production | A Crow’s Theatre Commission
WIGHTS
Written by Liz Appel | Directed by Chris Abraham
World Premiere
January 7 to February 9, 2025
Guloien Theatre at Streetcar Crowsnest
On the eve of English Professor Anita Knight’s job interview for leadership at Yale’s newly formed Center for Reparative Thought and Justice, a sense of unease hangs in the air. As her friends and husband help Anita prepare for her presentation, their seemingly ordered world begins to crack.
A battle for ideological supremacy wages while an unknown future presses against the window, trying to get in. Wights delves into the intricate power of language and its profound influence on our connections, our society, and the very fabric of reality.
Playwright Liz Appel, originally from Toronto, now based in New York, holds master’s degrees in playwriting, English, and modern and medieval languages. She interviews writers and directors for Vogue.com. Crow’s Theatre Artistic Director Chris Abraham directs.
“Crow’s has kept an impressive artistic reputation under Abraham.”
The Globe and Mail
The Slaight Family Creation Residency
Dinner With The Duchess
Written by Nick Green | Directed by Kelli Fox
A Here For Now Theatre Company Production in Association with Crow’s Theatre
dinner with the duchess
Written by Nick Green | Directed by Kelli Fox
Toronto Premiere January 14 to February 2, 2025
Studio Theatre at Streetcar Crowsnest
Fame. Power. Legacy. At the end of a storied career, violin virtuoso Margaret, the Duchess, gives her final interview to a young, savvy reporter. Aided by her long-suffering yet evercharming husband, Margaret must confront the secrets of her past and face the impossible question: how will she be remembered? This psychological thriller about artistic passion and its cost “hits all the right notes” (Now Toronto).
Award-winning playwright Nick Green is the author of Casey and Diana, “the most moving Canadian play of the year” (Toronto Star), which sold out its premiere run at the Stratford Festival in 2023 and its subsequent run at Soulpepper. Director Kelli Fox is also a critically acclaimed actor. The cast includes Jan Alexandra Smith (Vigilante, Shaw) as the Duchess.
Here For Now Theatre is an independent feminist theatre company based in Stratford, Ontario (named Company of the Year by My Entertainment World’s Critics’ Pick Awards), that presented its critically acclaimed production of Girls & Boys (10 Best of 2023 – Toronto Star) at Streetcar Crowsnest in 2023.
★★★★
“Green’s script sizzles with subtext and juicy, sarcastic banter.”
NOW Toronto
“[Nick Green] shows a capacity for truly touching images and poetic language.”
The Globe and Mail
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Written by Anusree Roy
Directed by Nina Lee Aquino
A Crow’s Theatre and National Arts Centre English Theatre Co-production
TRIDENT MOON
Written by Anusree Roy | Directed by Nina Lee Aquino
Canadian Premiere
March 4 to March 30, 2025
Guloien Theatre at Streetcar Crowsnest
India, 1947. Three Muslim women have been abducted by three Hindu women, and all are trapped inside a transport truck as it speeds through a newly divided India. The line between victim and perpetrator blurs in this astonishing real-time political drama.
Trident Moon is an extraordinary story of everyday people caught in the crossfire.
This play was commissioned by Nightwood Theatre and premiered at the Finborough Theatre in London, UK, on the eve of the 70th anniversary of the Partition of India.
Playwright Anusree Roy (Brothel #9, Letters to My Grandma) is a Governor General’s Award–nominated and four-time Dora Award–winning theatre artist. Director Nina Lee Aquino is a three-time Dora Award–winning theatre director and the Artistic Director of English Theatre at the National Arts Centre.
Shortlisted for the prestigious Susan Smith Blackburn Prize
“Every now and then a gem of a show appears that you hope and pray more people get the opportunity to see.”
A Younger Theatre (UK)
“There’s no one like Anusree Roy, she really is a gift.”
NOW Toronto
The Slaight Family Creation Residency
A Public DISPLAY Of Affection
Written and Performed by
Jonathan Wilson
Directed by Mark McGrinder
A Studio 180 Theatre Production in Association with Crow’s Theatre
A PUBLIC DISPLAY OF AFFECTION
Written and Performed by Jonathan Wilson | Directed by Mark McGrinder
World Premiere
March 25 to April 20, 2025
Studio Theatre at Streetcar Crowsnest
Mixing history, comedy, and poignant reflection in equal measure, A Public Display of Affection, Jonathan Wilson’s deeply personal solo show, excavates the lives, loves, and landmarks of his queer youth on the streets of Toronto.
Deftly inhabiting a cavalcade of characters, Wilson leads us on a wry and intimate exploration of the Village he once knew, the legacy it created, and the future being forged by a new generation.
The Second City veteran and Dora Award–winning actor Jonathan Wilson (The Lion King, The Normal Heart, Gay for Pay with Blake & Clay) presents a bracing companion piece to his Doranominated playwriting debut, My Own Private Oshawa. Director Mark McGrinder is the Artistic Director of Studio 180 Theatre.
“Wilson’s tightly-wound demeanour and deadon timing are especially remarkable”
Toronto Star
Photo of Jonathan Wilson by Kevin Connery.
Written by Candrice Jones | Directed by Mumbi Tindyebwa Otu
A Crow’s Theatre and Obsidian Theatre Co-production
FLEX
Written by Candrice Jones | Directed by Mumbi Tindyebwa Otu
Canadian Premiere
April 15 to May 18, 2025
Guloien Theatre at Streetcar Crowsnest
It’s 1997, and the WNBA is changing the game. Every player on Plainnole’s Lady Train High School basketball team dreams of going pro. But first, they must navigate the pressures of being young, Black, and female in rural Arkansas, where a mistake on the court can become a foul in real life.
With the swagger, determination, and adrenaline of a four-quarter game, Flex celebrates the fierce strength and athleticism of young women and what it means to be going for your shot at greatness.
Playwright Candrice Jones’s primary goal is to write “love letters for and to women of the American south.” Director Mumbi Tindyebwa Otu is the Artistic Director of Obsidian Theatre.
Winner of the National Arts Club’s Kesselring Prize for Playwriting.
CRITICS’ PICK
The New York Times “Flex hits the right rhythms on the court and off.”
The New York Times “Mumbi Tindyebwa Otu directs with cool confidence.”
The Globe and Mail
SPONSOR
Book, Music, and Lyrics by Michael R. Jackson | Directed by Ray Hogg
A Crow’s Theatre, The Musical Stage Company, and Soulpepper Theatre Co-production
A STRANGE LOOP
Book, Music, and Lyrics
by Michael R. Jackson | Directed by Ray Hogg
Canadian Premiere April 22 to June 1, 2025
Baillie Theatre at the Young Centre for the Performing Arts
Tony Award–winning international sensation
A Strange Loop is coming to Toronto!
Meet Usher, a Black gay man who’s writing a musical about a Black gay man… who’s also writing a musical about a Black gay man.
Usher dreams of one day having a full-time career as a successful playwright. The problem? He’s working front-of-house at Broadway’s The Lion King while grappling with his own artistic aspirations and self-doubt.
Joined by a hilarious chorus who personify Usher’s larger-than-life ‘Thoughts,’ such as ‘Daily SelfLoathing,’ ‘Sexual Ambivalence,’ and caricatured depictions of his parents, A Strange Loop is bursting with unforgettable music and theatrical storytelling. This musical promises to leave audiences entertained and spellbound by its poignant exploration of identity, self-expression, and the power of art to transcend barriers.
Winner of the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, two Tony Awards including Best New Musical, five Drama Desk Awards, two Obie Awards, and nominated for seven Lucille Lortel Awards.
“A one-of-a-kind masterpiece.”
Vogue Magazine
“A raw and unflinching interrogation of identity and the most furiously entertaining show.”
Variety
“Searing and softhearted, uproarious, and disquieting.”
The New York Times
Model: Taj Crozier. Photo by Dahlia Katz. Graphic Design by Lauren Naus. Title Art by Sherpa Creative.
COMFORT FOOD
Written by Zorana Sadiq
Directed by Mitchell Cushman
A Crow’s Theatre Production in Association with Zorana Sadiq | A Crow’s Theatre Commission
Comfort Food
Written by Zorana Sadiq | Directed by Mitchell Cushman
World Premiere May 13 to June 8, 2025
Studio Theatre at Streetcar Crowsnest
Bette is a popular cooking show host whose young-mom persona is about to expire both on TV and in real life. Her only son has withdrawn and is spending more and more time in the deep space of the internet. As Bette looks towards the next chapter of her life, she can’t shake the feeling that everything she defines herself by is about to go up in flames.
Comfort Food is about sustenance, stellar evolution, and finding your way in the kitchen of life.
Zorana Sadiq (MixTape) is an award-winning Pakistani Canadian actor, playwright, and classical musician whose work and performances span theatre, radio, and new music.
Director Mitchell Cushman is a Siminovitch Prize Protégé and the founding Artistic Director of Outside the March.
“Sadiq is an absolutely engaging performer who knows how to work an audience.”
Paula Citron “Mitchell Cushman’s visions are big and ambitiously layered.”
The Globe and Mail
Photo of Zorana Sadiq by Paula Wilson.
The Slaight Family Creation Residency
Crow’s Theatre Production Residency Program
CRITICS’ PICK
“This play delivers one doggone spectacular tale.”
The Globe and Mail
“Fifteen Dogs is a must-see!”
Toronto Star
and
ON STAGE January 25 to February 16, 2025 CAA
Adapted
Directed for the stage by Marie Farsi
Based on the novel Fifteen Dogs by André Alexis
David Mirvish Presents the Crow’s Theatre and Segal Centre for the Performing Arts Production
Photo of Mirabella Sundar Singh by Dahlia Katz.
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David Mirvish Presents the Crow’s Theatre and The Musical Stage Company Co-production
Music, Lyrics, Book, and Orchestrations
Music
“Like a comet, you don’t want to miss it.”
The Globe and Mail
“Musical theatre at its best.”
Toronto Star
ON STAGE July 15 to August 24, 2025 ROYAL
by Dave Malloy | Choreography by Ray Hogg
Direction by Ryan deSouza | Directed by Chris Abraham
Photo of George Krissa and Hailey Gillis by Dahlia Katz.
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Photo of Nathalie Vairac and Frédéric Fachena by Christophe Pean.
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Show Times & Seating
GULOIEN THEATRE
· Performances begin at 1:30 PM and 7:30 PM.
· Seats are grouped into Tier A and Tier B. Tier A is comprised of seats with the best viewing experience as selected by the Artistic Team.
· New this year! All seating is reserved. Choose your seats when booking tickets.
STUDIO THEATRE
· Performances begin at 2 PM and 8 PM.
· Seats are grouped into Tier A and Tier B. Tier A are limited reserved seats with the best viewing experience as selected by the Artistic Team. Tier B seats are general admission.
· Exact seat selection is not available in the Studio Theatre. However, Tier A ticket holders, as well as Tier B ticket holders with accessibility needs, may make seating requests.
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· Streetcar Crowsnest is a barrier-free environment, fully accessible to wheelchair and mobility device users.
· Accessible seating is available at all performances in the Tier B pricing category.
· Please contact the box office if you would like to book a wheelchair accessible seat or for any additional assistance.
· Assistive listening devices are available and can be booked in advance with the box office or requested in person when you arrive at the theatre.
· Complimentary attendant care and companion tickets are available for patrons living with a disability who require assistance to use our facility.
Crow’s Theatre is a proud member of the Easter Seals Canada Access 2 Program. Visit our Accessibility web page to learn more.
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How To Get To Streetcar Crowsnest
Streetcar Crowsnest is located at 345 Carlaw Avenue at the corner of Dundas Street East in Toronto’s East End.
· TTC: Take the 72A or 72B Pape bus to Carlaw Avenue and Dundas Street East. Or take the 506 Carlton Streetcar to Carlaw Avenue and Gerrard Street.
· Cycling: There are bike posts on Dundas Street and Carlaw Avenue and a Bike Share Toronto station in front of the theatre.
· Driving: There is street parking on Carlaw Avenue and paid parking underneath Streetcar Crowsnest.
Photo of Carolyn Fe and Ali Kazmi by Dahlia Katz.
Designer Credits.
Page 2: Bad Roads, Set Design by Sim Suzer; Costume Design by Snezana Pesic; Lighting Design by Christian Horoszczak. Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812, Set Design by Julie Fox & Joshua Quinlan; Costume Design by Ming Wong; Lighting Design by Kimberly Purtell. The Master Plan, Set Design by Joshua Quinlan; Costume Design by Ming Wong; Lighting Design by Kimberly Purtell. William Shakespeare’s As You Like It – A Radical Re-telling by Cliff Cardinal, Lighting Design by Logan Cracknell. shaniqua in abstraction, Set Design by Echo Zhou; Lighting Design by Kimberly Purtell; Video Design by Laura Warren. Dana H., Set Design by Andrew Boyce; Costume Design by Janice Pytel; Lighting Design by Paul Toben.
Page 10: The Master Plan, Set Design by Joshua Quinlan; Costume Design by Ming Wong; Lighting Design by Kimberly Purtell; Video Design by Amelia Scott.
Page 26: Fifteen Dogs, Set & Costume Design by Julie Fox; Associate Costume Design by Sim Suzer; Lighting Design by Kimberly Purtell.
Page 27: Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812, Set Design by Julie Fox & Joshua Quinlan; Costume Design by Ming Wong; Lighting Design by Kimberly Purtell.
Page 28: Dana H, Set Design by Andrew Boyce; Costume Design by Janice Pytel; Lighting Design by Paul Toben.
Page 37: L’Amour telle une cathédrale ensevelie, Set & Costume Design by Velica Panduru; Video Design by Dimitri Petrovic; Lighting Design by Marine Levey.
Page 41: Uncle Vanya, Set Design by Julie Fox and Josh Quinlan; Costume Design by Ming Wong; Lighting Design by Kimberly Purtell.
Page 43: Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812, Set Design by Julie Fox & Joshua Quinlan; Costume Design by Ming Wong; Lighting Design by Kimberly Purtell.
CROW’s THEATRE STAFF
Artistic Director
Chris Abraham
Executive Director
Sherrie Johnson
Associate Artistic Director
Paolo Santalucia
Assistant to the Artistic Director
Christopher Manousos
General Manager
Katie Pounder
Senior Producer
Heather Landon
Producer
Beth Wong
Director of Production and Facilities
LJ Savage
Production Manager
Jeremy Hutton
Technical Director
Ryan Borshuk
Assistant Technical Director
Amber Rea
House Technicians
Jay Hines
Zach White
Director of Marketing and Communications
Carrie Sager
Senior Marketing Manager
Ryan Hildebrandt
Graphic Designer
Jacob Robert Whibley
Director of Philanthropy
Laura Langlois
Senior Manager of Philanthropy
Nazli Nahidi
Philanthropy Associate
Alex Pompilii
Finance Manager
Walter Ho
Accountant
Claudia Padilha
Manager of Ticketing and Venue Services
Jordaan Mason
Manager of Sales and Front of House
Nadine Skinner
Box Office and Front of House
Supervisor
Sabrina Weinstein
Box Office and Front of House
Swing Supervisors
Rebecca Bauer
Bonnie Duff
Gabriella (Gabbi) Kosmidis
Box Office Representatives
Rebecca Bauer
Tushar Dalvi
Tianna Dang
Bonnie Duff
Elyssa Hsu
Madeline Kennedy
Gabriella (Gabbi) Kosmidis
Becky Plotnek
Theodore Zachariah
Bar Manager
Ted Hallett
Bartenders
Siobhan Gallagher
Navtej Sandhu
Board of Directors
Prakash Amarasooriya
Shelby Austin
Josef Bornbaum
John Brodhead
Gabe Gonda
Heather Jessiman
Anne Maggisano
Gurbani Marwah
Seaton McLean
Max Meighen
Jonathan Nehmetallah
Margaret Nelligan, Board Chair
Michael Paris
Wendy Pitblado
Greg Reed, Treasurer
Nancy Tremblay, Secretary
Nancy Lockhart, Chair Emerita
Crow’s Theatre gratefully acknowledges all the donors who support our ongoing creation of theatre and the development of Canadian artists in our east end home.